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If you look at the data, software jobs are growing far faster than new graduates in computer science. A quick google search just found well over 250,000 open p
by goldenshale 5y ago
If you look at the data, software jobs are growing far faster than new graduates in computer science. A quick google search just found well over 250,000 open positions in the US, with about 50,000 new graduates per year. I'd bet we have decades more of high demand and high salaries for people with CS degrees. I wouldn't be surprised if low-code tools get good enough to power many websites though, so I wouldn't be quite as bullish on code-camp graduates seeing the same growth in salaries.
- acbart 5y agoMaybe if we didn't make "Teaching Computer Science" such a worse job than "Being a Software Engineer" in so many ways. Of course, then we might accidentally start making "Teaching" a good job for folks, and that apparently is completely counter to the American ideal.
- b20000 5y agothe question is, how many of these jobs pay enough o comfortably provide for a family, buy a house and retire, and have enough in the bank to not have to worry about money.
- chii 5y agonot many jobs will offer those end results - CS related or not.